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Star Apple Sap as a alternative Glue (Investigatory Project)
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Significance of the Study
As a student, this study is important because it can be used in many ways, like art works, decorating, and other school projects. Unlike the other glue, it is not expensive which is an important thing for students
Scope and Limitations – This study the feasibility of the Star Apple Sap as glue. Thus the white glue contains gelatin that is made up of skin, bones and hooves of horses, pigs and cows, but the sap of the star apple is more cheap and more sticky than the ordinary white glue because we can get its sap from it tree or in the actual fruit of Star Apple by squashing it from its peel and it is a common fruit that you can find it easily in the market or in farms.
Background of the Study
Star Apple (Chrysophyllum cainito) is a tropical tree of the family Sapotaceae. It is native to the Greater Antilles and the West Indies. It has spread to the lowlands of Central America and is now is grown throughout the tropics, including Southeast Asia.
Abstract
The study is entitled Star Apple as a alternative glue . The white glue contains gelatin that is made up of skin, bones and hooves of horses, pigs and cows, but the sap of the star apple is more cheap and more sticky than the ordinary white glue because we can get its sap from it tree or in the actual fruit of Star Apple by squashing it from its peel and it is a common fruit that you can find it easily in the market or in farms. The extract of the Star Apple (Chrysophyllum cainito) can make glue because it contains an alkaloid, resin, resinic acid and substances that can be use as glue. The researchers aimed at looking for an organic and natural. Ideally, the study promotes a tandem between science and creation’s conservation. The materials composing the solution were
Contents :
Significance of the Study
As a student, this study is important because it can be used in many ways, like art works, decorating, and other school projects. Unlike the other glue, it is not expensive which is an important thing for students
Scope and Limitations – This study the feasibility of the Star Apple Sap as glue. Thus the white glue contains gelatin that is made up of skin, bones and hooves of horses, pigs and cows, but the sap of the star apple is more cheap and more sticky than the ordinary white glue because we can get its sap from it tree or in the actual fruit of Star Apple by squashing it from its peel and it is a common fruit that you can find it easily in the market or in farms.
Background of the Study
Star Apple (Chrysophyllum cainito) is a tropical tree of the family Sapotaceae. It is native to the Greater Antilles and the West Indies. It has spread to the lowlands of Central America and is now is grown throughout the tropics, including Southeast Asia.
Abstract
The study is entitled Star Apple as a alternative glue . The white glue contains gelatin that is made up of skin, bones and hooves of horses, pigs and cows, but the sap of the star apple is more cheap and more sticky than the ordinary white glue because we can get its sap from it tree or in the actual fruit of Star Apple by squashing it from its peel and it is a common fruit that you can find it easily in the market or in farms. The extract of the Star Apple (Chrysophyllum cainito) can make glue because it contains an alkaloid, resin, resinic acid and substances that can be use as glue. The researchers aimed at looking for an organic and natural. Ideally, the study promotes a tandem between science and creation’s conservation. The materials composing the solution were